[limpr007]

Hey All,

I used to live in Christchurch and Dunedin, NZ.. wondering if there is any Kiwis or New Zealander chinese/maoris/asians living in HK?

We shud start our own alumni.

Regards

[fulululu]

here here, I am a Chinese kiwi!
Just relocated from Auckland, finding it hard to meet kiwis here.
Have you started your alumni circle already?

[limpr007]

hey u.. no haven't start any alumni yet.. WElcome to HK.. it's fabulous.... we shud meet up and all.

[fulululu]

Originally Posted by limpr007

hey u.. no haven't start any alumni yet.. WElcome to HK.. it's fabulous.... we shud meet up and all.

good idea!!
where about do you work? I work in Central, after work drinks/dinner/coffee sometime??

[cloudybay]

Lululu, Are you a Chinese Kiwi as in born(to Chinese parents) and raised in New Zealand? Or are you from HK and have spent some time in New Zealand? (I think you mentioned you were relocating BACK to HK). Either way is cool except spending a few years in another country doesn't make a person "from" that country. Imagine someone calls himself a HKer after being here for a while, it might raise more than a few eyebrows.

[Welshie]

Maybe you could contact the NZ Society. They have lots of things going on and a great way to get together with fellow Kiwis.
www.nzshk.com

[Welshie]

sorry that should be New Zealand Society of Hong Kong (NZSHK)

[Rit.Kat]

Hi all,
I'm a born and bred Kiwi and defo up for meeting new people.
If you're planning on something then count me in.

Katie

[jimbo]

Originally Posted by Welshie

Maybe you could contact the NZ Society. They have lots of things going on and a great way to get together with fellow Kiwis.

Agreed, I've met the guys there a few times and a very friendly bunch indeed

[fulululu]

Originally Posted by cloudybay

Lululu, Are you a Chinese Kiwi as in born(to Chinese parents) and raised in New Zealand? Or are you from HK and have spent some time in New Zealand? (I think you mentioned you were relocating BACK to HK). Either way is cool except spending a few years in another country doesn't make a person "from" that country. Imagine someone calls himself a HKer after being here for a while, it might raise more than a few eyebrows.

Oops, you seem offended by my comment...sorry if I did offend you. you are kind of right, I have got identity issues to sort out, muahaha.
But my kiwi mates don't really care :>